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  • timtecsa Friend
    #964950

    I don’t follow you. The Blog style 2 image width is 683px already.


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    dieudonne Friend
    #964954

    Hello,

    please look carefully at your screenshot!
    *683×402 >> natural : 848x500pi

    So if we put a image with 683×500 , you can see only 683×402, so the image is cropped…

    So how can we fix it ??

    Regard.

    timtecsa Friend
    #964982

    If you want to end up with 683 x 500 perhaps you need to start out with an image 848 x 621.

    dieudonne Friend
    #965039

    Arghhhhh of course! We already thinked at this solution! But this not the question! Because we have a lot of image with 680×500 and we can’t change all pictures.

    So again where can I change the picture’s dimension (for blog view 2) to 500pi of height?

    @timtecsa : If you don’t know, please stop answer!

    Regard.

    timtecsa Friend
    #965110

    Maybe you could start and end with 683 x 500, as here: If that is NOT what you want, I give up.


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    dieudonne Friend
    #965123

    Yes but how can I do that, to see the all height of 500pi ?

    Regard.

    timtecsa Friend
    #965209

    I simply posted an image which is 683 x 500 and is the size you said most of your blog images are. Normally the template will size your posted image to fit the column width (683 px) and the depth will vary to maintain original image ratios. If your original images are not exactly 683 x 500 then the height displayed in the blog may vary accordingly.

    In Teline V template you can fix the height of images on articles by means of cropping. I don’t know how to add such a capability to Sugite, but I’m sure someone at Joomlart does 🙂

    dieudonne Friend
    #965290

    I don’t know how to add such a capability to Sugite

    Ok that’s what I said at the beginning. Sorry but it is a waste of time, no ? So what happening now ?

    If somebody can help us, it’ll be appreciated.

    Regard.

    timtecsa Friend
    #965291

    }
    .blog-detail .item-image {
    margin-bottom: 28px;
    max-height: 500px;
    overflow: hidden;
    }

    The custom css above might help. It should crop the image to 500px height.

    dieudonne Friend
    #965327

    Hello,

    ok but it doesn’t work. Look here at the last post http://www.lebruitdesimages.com/blog/

    picture here: http://www.hostingpics.net/viewer.php?id=415828firefox20160903162908.png

    Regard.

    timtecsa Friend
    #965425

    Here http://sugite.gpmnews.com/index.php/bonus-pages/blog-style-2 you can use Inspect or Firebug to test css changes on the JA Sugite demo. My suggested modifications seem to work on this site. If you disabled CSS and JS Optimisation (Template General tab) on your site it would be easier to use Inspect / Firebug for testing.

    dieudonne Friend
    #965509

    Of course we disabled optimize CSS and compress JS

    And can you test on this website ??! The problem is here, not on the demo. http://www.lebruitdesimages.com/blog/

    Regard.

    .blog-detail .item-image { margin-bottom: 28px; max-height: 500px; overflow: hidden; }

    Saguaros Moderator
    #965666

    @dieudonne

    I see the height is 500 now. Everything is fine now? let me know if you still need help on this.

    timtecsa Friend
    #965842

    Your blog looks excellent now with 500px images. http://www.lebruitdesimages.com/blog/ecolo/101-gestes-ecolos-49-vivre-en-habitat-groupe might be missing a Readmore break ?

    dieudonne Friend
    #967111

    Hello, yes with this code in the custom.css file, it is working very well.

    .blog-2 .article-image-intro, .blog-detail .article-image-intro {
        max-height: 100% !important;
    }

    Thank you very much for your help.

    Regard.

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